The Inuit Tribe Dallas, Gray , Devon , Sophia , and Eden Grey

Geography by : Gray Location: arctic region of what is now Alaska, Canada, and even parts of Greenland Climate: avalanches and heavy snow . Snowy and rainy with hail Land Features: icy land, few trees and plants Nearby Tribes: Aluit and Tlingit Fun Facts: neighboring tribes called them “eskimo,” which means raw meat, because that is what they ate. The Inuits wore masks so that when the sun reflected of the snow it would not get in their eyes.

Inuit Food BY DEVON The Inuit were fishers and hunters. They hunted whales, seals, caribou, walruses, birds, and even polar bears. They did not eat many fruits or vegetables because there is not a lot of sunlight to grow crops in the arctic where they lived.

Inuit Clothing By:Eden The Inuit tribe wore warm clothing because they lived the arctic. They made their clothes out of animal hides and fur to keep warm in cold and wet winters.

Community Resources: Sophia Men: Hunting ice fishing Had to know how to sew and cook on long hunting trips Women: Childcare Cleaning Sewing preparing food Some hunted when necessary

Community Resources: Sophia Children: learned skills from adults Elders: head of the household, storytellers Transportation: dog sleds and kayaks

Homes by Dallas 2 types of homes Winter: igloos made of snow and ice, tightly packed kept heat inside (up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit!) Summer: tent covered with animal skins (because igloos would melt!) Homes by Dallas Im awesoms